It's time for another festival outfit share, as I've said in my previous posts, I can't wait for my next festivals, May, June and August are looking amazing at the moment. If I'm lucky I'll fit in another festival in July as well but I've not booked anything yet. I think this outfit is a good chill day outfit when your mooching around the campsite, shopping at the stalls or partying in the evenings. You can mix it up with different footwear, belts or tees and throwing a bumbag across body will complete the festival look more so!


Primark has been one of my favourite stores pretty much forever (since they were a thing anyway) and they've got some amazing spring/summer items in now with all the festival wear you can think of. This snake print midi dress was a sale pick up, £7.00 reduced from £15.00 and the print also comes in a skirt, vest top and bumbag.


I wouldn't tend to wear this style of dress on its own so pairing it with a tee underneath is totally on trend and makes the dress easy to wear for lots of occasions not just festivals. This black mesh tee is from Simply Be, it's long sleeved but breathable and cool and quite long in length if you wanted to wear this with other outfits.

Who hasn't got a western themed belt this season??? This was another Primark bargain at just £5.00 its the cheapest I've seen on the high street. The buckle does open from each end so it's adjustable even though it is one size, I've added this to many outfits since buying it and it can also be worn on jeans but you do have to undo both buckles for this. If you just want a single buckle western belt, Simply Be has a similar one here.


I finished the outfit off with a River Island bucket bag which has snake print detail on the strap so matches my dress perfectly; my sister gave me this bag so was a freebie. My boots are from Koi Footwear, I featured these in my last festival post but they are so comfortable, I've had them on so much and I think they are definitely a festival fashion piece. Fancy treating yourself to a pair of Koi Boots, grab yourself a 30% discount with my referral link here.

There's a few festivals that this outfit may not be suitable for but if the weather holds up like it did bank holiday weekend then we are laughing! What outfits will you be wearing this summer?

Now I cannot tell you how many times I have shot this outfit! I've just not loved the photos, not because of the clothes mind as I've had this Jawbreaker Boyfriend Shirt* on so much since I received it but just because sometimes the shots don't come out as you wanted them too; am I right bloggers?


Anyway as we all know I've been a fan of Jawbreaker Clothing for ages now and have been lucky enough to work with them on my blog so here is my latest addition to my wardrobe. I first spotted this shirt at London Edge in September and instantly fell in love with it, the detailing on the back is just beautiful and so unique. It adds so much more to a plain black shirt and because its on the back and not the front it's more different than other brands.


Since I've shot the shirt a couple of times, I've worn it with a few outfits all of which have an alternative edge to them and are totally my style. It's now a stable in my wardrobe and a go to piece that's easy to wear. One of my first outfits wearing the shirt I decided to pair it with some wet-look leggings which I think matches the detail on the back of the shirt.

To complete my outfit I added my Strange Cvlt Slime Creepers, Disturbia bag and black beret which I've attached a couple of Punky Pin's to the front. Overall this outfit can be worn daily or with a few tweaks would be comfortable and perfect for a night out; maybe just throw on some heeled boots and loose the beret. Another new piece of clothing that I've been wearing a lot lately is this Marks & Spencer coat* which I was gifted to wear at Curve Fashion Festival. It works well with everything because of the colour and square stitch detail that just adds that detail and style to the coat.


Another day, another outfit and out comes the Jawbreaker shirt* again but this time a different pair of leggings and another coat. The shirt works really well with any leggings or even your favourite black jeans then grab your Dr Martens and boom an alternative outfit that turns heads. As you see my hair needs a refresh here too but the orange colour makes the yellow in the coat stand out.

With lots of options to wear the shirt with and that hint of details on the back grabs peoples attention and makes them look closer. I personally really like how the sleeves fit too, with a little room then the button cuff gives the shirt some more shape and a stylish look. I also added another alternative branded bag to this outfit, with my Jelly Jolly Bag which I've been using as a cross body bag rather than a backpack.

As you guys know I was at London Edge at the beginning of the month and I had an fantastic time plus I got to stay the weekend in London. I travelled down by coach which was a long journey but I managed to catch up on some Netflix films. You can read all about London Edge in my post here.

London Edge as I always say is one of my favourite events of the year and this year I was able to stay in London for the whole weekend. Edge is an fashion show with lots of alternative, bold, vintage and different brands showcasing; it is a trade show but us bloggers attend and have so much fun as well. There are catwalks running thought-out the day, so many stands to check out with brands showcasing next seasons stock for buyers to see and then there's the famous after party which I got to attend this year!

I was able to meet up with some of the blogger babes whilst I was there as well and I spent most of my weekend with Kim from The Colour Chronicles and Rach from Rachel War; I had such a fab weekend with these gals. I also met up with; Darcie from Bound in Bone, Kinga from Rock this Runway, Charley from Being Charley and I finally met Danee from Danee Faith.


Edge always runs Sunday to Monday and has been at the Business Design Centre for a few years now, this was my 4th time attending and was chuffed I was invited to the influencer meet up in the press area and given a VIP blogger pass too. I also had Dean with me this year and he was on Photographer duty for the weekend, between us both we got some awesome shots. I headed to the show on Sunday for the influencer meet up which was great as I got to speak to other bloggers, meet people who I follow on Instagram and just have a general chit chat with everyone, plus it was great to meet Emma from the London Edge team too. I was also given a press bag filled with goodies from some of the brands from Edge so thank you to everyone for this too.




Upstairs with the press area was the Makers area where smaller brands showcase their work, these guys are always really chatty and you can see how much work goes into their creations as well. I met a few brands from last year like Frilly Industries and some new brands like Wilde mode.

We managed to catch the catwalk at 1.30pm which was as fun as ever, I love the catwalks at Edge as they aren't your usual catwalks. The models actually look like they enjoy what they do, the clothing is always alternative and its a great way to see more of the brands items that are at the show actually being worn. I think the models could be a little more alternative looking though so this is something that may make the catwalk even better. I'd also like to see a plus size part of the show, maybe all the vintage inspired brands could be showcased in this section as a lot of them have a plus size range.





Walking around the show we stopped by a few of our favourites like Strange Cvlt, Punky Pins, Jawbreaker Clothing, Fearless Illustration, TUK shoes, New Rock and Dr Faust Clothing as well as meeting lots of other brands and chatting to them. Demonia Shoes was there this year as well, I was so happy to see all the shoes; it was like shoe heaven!




I was chuffed to be wearing Jawbreaker for the show as well, thank you to the Jawbreaker team for providing me with something to wear and keep your eyes pealed for a shoot post featuring Jawbreaker too. I spotted so many amazing pieces on the Jawbreaker/Voodoo Vixen stand and my wish list just got a hell of a lot longer.


StrangeCvlt have been at London Edge before and I literally fell in love with them as soon as I saw them. They are such an alternative, edgy and stand out brand and the designer Ryan is such a nice guy. They've got some killer styles coming soon as well, there's even a Halloween style that is legit amazing!!! There will also be a blog post featuring a pair of Strange Cvlt's coming soon too, thanks again StrangeCvlt!!! These guys also won an award at the after party for Footwear brand of the year which is so well deserved!




As a big fan of Punky Pins already I loved seeing them at Edge again this year, they also had some of their new pins at the show and these are awesome guys, trust me! I spent ages looking at all the pins and patches whist speaking to the team as well. I've got some pins to show you on my socials too so make sure your following me.



Me, Dean and my blogger pals spoke to so many brands, hung out all day at the show and of course had a great time, Edge really is one of my favourite events of the year. For us bloggers its a great way to meet brands, other bloggers, see whats new for the season and get lots of inspiration.








Edge isn't just a trade show either, they have an awesome after party which is held just down the road at Electrowerks which is such a cool event venue and building. This years theme was a little Alice in Wonderland style which of course I loved so much. Me and the blogger squad partied and danced our butts off whilst Dis-Grace put on performances throughout the evening. I was so happy I got to stay for the afterparty as I've had to run off for the train on previous years but not this time.


I always come away from London Edge with all the inspiration to be a better blogger, have lots of ideas for styling, photoshoots and a wish list full of shopping. I've already started planning my trip down in February and as soon as I know the dates I'll be booking it off work again.